Showing posts with label green. Show all posts
Showing posts with label green. Show all posts

Thursday, March 17, 2016

Happy Thursday, St. Patrick's Day 03-17-16

Copyright 2016 AJ Horton
Hello and happy Thursday.  Happy St. Patrick's Day, too.  Yeah, I know it's not a little Irish guy drinking green beer.  It's a small frog with a little stone on his lip.  He's green, though.  So, be happy.  Enjoy your day.  Don't get pinched.  Wear green.  St. Patrick's Day was originally a religious feast for the patron saint of Ireland.  It has become so much more of that now, with parades, parties, and just plain fun.

I hope you have some fun today on St. Patrick's Day.  Thank you for looking.  See you tomorrow.


Wednesday, November 18, 2015

Hump Day and Looking for the Green 11-18-15

Copyright AJ Horton
Hello and happy Wednesday.  It's considered "hump day" and just like this camel, I'm working hard looking for the green.  He eventually found a little green, but I'm sure it wasn't enough to fill him up.  Thank goodness for zoo keepers for supplements.  Unfortunately for him, he can only go so far in the search for his green.  His movements are pretty constricted.  Fortunately for me, I can go wherever I need to in order to find my green.  While my opportunities are endless, I just may have to be willing to go away to find the grass.  Then again, just like this camel, maybe I don't have to go far away, maybe I just have to work a little harder right where I am.  Hmmm, hard choices.

I hope you had a wonderful hump day.  Thank you for choosing to look at my photo and blog.  See you tomorrow.





Wednesday, February 18, 2015

Wednesday's Green

Copyright AJ Horton

Wednesday is a fern day.  This particular fern was growing in the black waters of Lofton Creek near Amelia Island in Florida.  After so much snow and ice to many parts of our country, I just feel we need a little green to remind us that we are not far away from Spring.  Plus it helps me to feel a little brighter inside on these gray, damp days.  Even something as simple as this "fern" reminds me that it doesn't matter what is going on in my outside environment as long as it's warm and sunny on my inside. 

Maybe we should all try to keep our disposition warm and sunny.  Wouldn't that make all our days a little more comfortable?  Thank you for looking.  I hope you smiled today.  See you tomorrow.